Based on the fact we went into this season with a roster stripped of extended experience, too many injuries to key personnel, and a lot of questions as to who would be able to play certain positions at level 2. Then there's the Watson injury. Add in the fact that there was no money in the pot, to find better offensive linemen who could be pressed into service. You don't get the best when you're paying near minimum wage, and when you don't have money to even tap that market in most cases.
Fortunately, our punting and kicking games are in good hands, or should I say "feet?" That's the only bright spot in our special teams. Outside of those two guys, I've kind of called that unit "The not so special teams."
Strangely enough, despite all the continuing chatter about getting rid of Joe Barry, the defense has been one of the better parts of our game, although not really great.
I said, long before the season started, that I believed this would be a 7-10 season. I'm going to be fairly close, if they keep playing to win. But, there's also a chance that they're going to unintentionally ending up tanking the majority of games, and end up with less wins. It all depends on what they do to keep their moral up, and that's on the coaches.
